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Introduction to Food Technology

• Food Definition: An edible substance providing energy required for normal physiological and biochemical needs.
• Functions of Food:
  • Nutrition: To provide essential nutrients.
  • Sensory: Attributes including color, aroma, taste, shape, and texture.
• Food Requirements: Appearance, Flavor, Nutrition, Hygiene, Shelf life, and Convenience.
• Food Technology Definition: A science that applies chemistry, physics, biology, microbiology, nutrition, and engineering to the study of raw material selection, preservation, processing, packaging, and transport. It examines their effects on quality, nutrition, shelf life, and safety.
• Food Processing: The transformation of ingredients into new edible forms via specific manufacturing processes.
• Aims of Food Processing:
  • Extend storage time.
  • Increase food diversity.
  • Provide nutrients for health.
  • Provide profits for manufacturers.
• Current Trends: Technology development, automation, environmental protection, and economic efficiency.

Classification of Foodstuffs

• By Natural Property:
  • Animal-based: Meat, fish, poultry.
  • Plant-based: Grains, fruits, vegetables.
  • Mineral-based: Salt.
  • Synthetic: Food additives, pigments.
• By Source: Crops, Seafood, Livestock, Forest produce, along with water, oil, and additives.
• By Processing Method: Fresh, Dried, Frozen, Fermented, Fried, and Baked.

Characteristics of Food Raw Materials

Plant-based Characteristics

• Respiration: The decomposition of organic substances into $\text{CO}_2$ and $\text{H}_2\text{O}$. This is considered the most basic physiological change during storage.
• After-ripening (Post-harvest):
  • Starch Conversion: Starch is converted via amylase and phosphorylase into sugar, leading to an increase in sweetness.
  • Chlorophyll Degradation: Chlorophyll is broken down by chlorophyllase, acid, oxygen, or ethylene, leading to a decrease in green color.
• Germination and Bolting:
  • Nutrients are consumed, causing quality to decrease and hazardous substances to increase.
  • Solanine Case: In sprouting potatoes, solanine levels can increase $20 \times$, turning skin green or violet and becoming toxic.
• Aging: Affects grains, fruits, and vegetables over time.
• Putrescibility: The tendency to decompose easily.
• Physical Traits: Flexible, Fibrous, Juicy, and Storable.

Animal-based Characteristics (Post-mortem Changes)

• Rigor Mortis:
  • Mechanism: Anaerobic respiration converts glycogen to lactic acid. This causes pH to drop ($\text{pH} \downarrow$), resulting in protein denaturation. Muscle fibers contract, making the meat hard and devoid of natural flavor.
  • Onset Times:
    • Beef: $10 \sim 24\,\text{h}$
    • Pork: $2 \sim 8\,\text{h}$
    • Chicken: $3 \sim 4\,\text{h}$
    • Fish: $1 \sim 2\,\text{h}$
    • At $37^{\circ}\text{C}$: Onset occurs within $0.5\,\text{h}$.
• After-ripening (Meat Aging):
  • Mechanism: Enzyme catalysis of lactic acid and glycogen makes the meat soft, elastic, and aromatic.
  • Temperature Effects:
    • $2 \sim 3^{\circ}\text{C}$: Takes $7 \sim 10\,\text{days}$.
    • $18^{\circ}\text{C}$: Takes $2\,\text{days}$.
    • $29^{\circ}\text{C}$: Takes only a few hours.
• Autolysis:
  • Enzymes hydrolyze proteins into amino acids and peptides; elasticity decreases.
  • Reaction of $\text{CO}_2$ and methemoglobin causes dark color and a sour or "queer" smell.
  • Meat is still edible but flavor is reduced.
• Decomposition: Microorganisms break down proteins and fats into small molecules. Results in loss of elasticity, foul odor, and renders meat inedible.
• Meat Structure: Composed of Muscle, Fat, Connective tissue, and Bones.
• Processing Characteristics:
  • Color: Depends primarily on myoglobin, which is influenced by species, age, fat, oxygen, humidity, temperature, pH, and microbes.
  • Flavor (Smell): Influenced by volatile fatty acids and aromatics.
  • Flavor (Taste): Influenced by inosine acid, amino acids, trimethylamine peptide, and organic acids.
  • Water Retention: The ability to keep moisture during processing.
  • Thermal Properties: Relevant to freezing, melting, and heating.

Safety Control of Food Raw Materials

Foodborne Pathogens

• Salmonella: Gram-negative ($G-$); lives in intestines; causes enteritis; no sensory changes in food.
• Escherichia coli: Gram-negative ($G-$); part of normal flora; causes infection if it spreads outside intestines or if immunity is low.
• Staphylococcus aureus: Gram-positive ($G+$). Bacteria killed at $60^{\circ}\text{C}$ for $30\,\text{min}$. However, its enterotoxin requires $100^{\circ}\text{C}$ for $2\,\text{h}$ to inactivate.
• Clostridium botulinum: Gram-positive ($G+$) rod; produces botulinum toxin, the most toxic known chemical or biological substance.
• Listeria monocytogenes: Gram-positive ($G+$); invades the body and produces toxins.
• Campylobacter: Gram-negative ($G-$); some strains produce heat-sensitive enterotoxins.
• Shigella: Gram-negative ($G-$); causes bacillary dysentery; often found in salads and cold cuts.
• Proteus: Gram-negative ($G-$); often found alongside other pathogens.
• Control Measures: Supervise and clean raw material production areas; enforce hygiene during processing, storage, and transport.

Seafood Toxins

• Tetrodotoxin (TTX): Neurotoxin. Concentration: Ovary > egg > liver > kidney > eyes > skin.
• Histamine Poisoning: Also called Mackerel poisoning; causes allergic reactions.
• Ciguatoxin (CTX): Affects gastrointestinal and nervous systems (vomiting, paralysis, death).
• Ichthyotoxin: Causes nausea, liver damage, and convulsions.
• Saxitoxin (PSP): Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning; the most serious seafood toxin.
• DSP, NSP, ASP: Diarrheal (DSP), Neuro (NSP), and Amnesic (ASP) Shellfish Poisoning; all cause GI distress, with ASP potentially causing death.

Plant-based and Environmental Safety

• Pesticide Residues: Includes toxic metabolites and degradants (Organophosphorus, Organochlorine, Carbamates, Pyrethroids).
• Contamination Routes: Direct application, air/soil/water absorption, food chain enrichment, and storage mixing.
• Natural Toxins: Glycosides, Alkaloids, Toxic proteins, Nitrites, and Phenols.
• Mycotoxins: Toxins from Aspergillus, Fusarium, and Penicillium molds.

Accessories and Genetically Modified Foods

• Processing Accessories: Water, STarch, Fat, Protein products (soy, wheat, gelatin, egg white), Seasoners (salt, sugar, soy sauce, vinegar), Spicery, and Additives (preservatives, colors, antioxidants).
• Genetically Modified Food (GMF):
  • Definition: Biotechnology used to transfer genes to modify shape, nutrition, or quality.
  • Plant Type: Pest resistance, improved shelf life.
  • Animal Type: Enhanced growth; e.g., Zhu et al. created fish with growth rates $240\%$ of normal.
  • Microorganisms: Fermentation enzymes and yeast.
  • Safety Debate: Benefits include fighting hunger; risks include ecological imbalance and viral risks.

Chemical Changes in Processing and Storage

• Proteins: Properties include hydration (peptide/hydrophilic bonds), solubility (foaming, emulsifying), and gelation. Decomposition results in peptides, amino acids, ammonia, and hydrocarbons.
• Lipids:
  • Steatolysis: Hydrolysis to free fatty acids.
  • Oxidation: Leading cause of spoilage (oxidative rancidity) producing aldehydes.
  • Thermal Decomposition: High heat causes aggregation, bad taste, and carcinogenicity.
• Carbohydrates: Decomposition into monosaccharides and ketones. Starch involves pasting (heating in water) and aging (hardening during storage).
• Vitamin Stability: Degraded or oxidized during processing. Pretreatment and additives can influence loss rates.

Food Flavor and Sensory Perception

• Definitions: Flavor = Volatile substances + non-volatile substances (water/oil soluble).
• Categories: Psychological (appearance), Physical (texture), and Chemical (flavor chemistry).
• Gustation (Taste): Sweet (sugars), Sour ($\text{H}^+$ from organic acids), Bitter (alkaloids), Salty ($\text{Na}^+$), Umami (amino acids).
• Trigeminal Induction: Chemical irritation from pepper, ginger, or garlic.
• Interaction with Components: Volatiles oxidize easily. Lipids develop flavors through processing. Proteins bind flavors until chewing.
• Maillard Reaction: Reaction between amino compounds and carbonyl compounds.
  • Risks: Can form Acrylamide and Heterocyclic amines (HCAs).
  • Control: Optimize time/temp; use inhibitors.
• Thermal Degradation:
  • Lipids: Oxidative degradation to volatiles.
  • Amino Acids: High temp creates amines and pleasant aromatic substances.
  • Carbohydrates (no amines): Low temp results in milk candy aroma; high temp creates caramel.

Processing Methods

Fermentation

• Definition: Enzyme-catalyzed anaerobic breakdown of energy-rich compounds by microbes.
• Principles: Hydrolysis of proteins and starch into unique colors/flavors; formation of esters and organic acids.
• Lactic Acid Fermentation: Leuconostoc mesenteroides produces $\text{CO}_2$ and acid, lowering pH and inhibiting spoilage enzymes.

Enzyme Catalysis

• Features: High efficiency, specificity (bond, group, absolute, stereochemical), and easy inactivation.
• Control Factors: Substrate/Enzyme concentration, Temperature (optimum point), pH, and Water activity ($A_w$).

Irradiation

• Types: High frequency X-rays and $\gamma$-rays (ionizing/cold sterilization).
• Effects:
  • Water: Produces hydrated electrons ($e_{\text{aq}}^-$) and hydroxyl radicals ($\text{OH}\cdot$).
  • Proteins: Denaturation and cross-linking.
  • Biological: Damages DNA via direct breakage or indirect radical reactions.

Dehydration and Concentration

• Concentration: Moisture $> 15\%$. Drying: Moisture $< 15\%$.
• Water Activity ($A_w$): Measure of free water available for microbial growth. Reducing $A_w$ increases stability.
• Drying Methods:
  • Spray Drying: Rapid, large throughput; vitamins may be lost.
  • Freeze-drying (Frozen Dehydration): Sublimation of ice under vacuum. Best quality/nutrient retention but high cost.
• Concentration Methods: Evaporation (Atmospheric/Vacuum), Freezing concentration, and Membrane separation (Reverse Osmosis, Ultrafiltration, Electrodialysis).

Thermal Technology

• Sterilization Levels:
  • Pasteurization: Below $100^{\circ}\text{C}$; kills pathogens but not spores.
  • Sterilization: Kills all microbes and spores.
  • UHT: (Ultra-High Temperature) $135 \sim 150^{\circ}\text{C}$ for $2 \sim 8\,\text{sec}$.
• Blanching: ($70 \sim 105^{\circ}\text{C}$) Inactivates enzymes and reduces microbial load.
• Sterilization Factors: High fat and sugar increase heat resistance; low pH decreases it.

Separation and Refining

• Classification: Mechanical, mass transfer equilibrium, and rate-controlled methods.
• Precipitation Methods: Salting out, Isoelectric point ($pI$) precipitation, and organic solvent precipitation.
• Centrifugation Speed: Low ($2,000 \sim 6,000\,\text{rpm}$), High ($10\text{k} \sim 26\text{k}\,\text{rpm}$), Ultra ($30\text{k} \sim 120\text{k}\,\text{rpm}$).
• Crystallization: Formation of ordered 3D structures from liquid/gas; distinguished from amorphous precipitation.

Refrigerated Storage

• Logic: Low temperature decreases metabolic enzyme activity and causes mechanical damage (ice crystals) to microbes.
• Ranges: Refrigeration ($0 \sim 8^{\circ}\text{C}$); Freezing (Below $-1^{\circ}\text{C}$).
• Chilling Methods: Blast chilling, Immersion (ice water), Plate cooling, and Vacuum (evaporative).
• Frozen Storage: Recommended at $-18^{\circ}\text{C}$. Prevention of recrystallization requires stable temperatures and rapid freezing.
• Food Changes: Evaporation (weight loss), cold damage (physiological disease), and starch aging.

Chemical Preservation and Packaging

• Chemical Preservatives:
  • Salt: Depresses $A_w$; methods include dry salting, brine immersion, or injection.
  • Sugar: Concentrations of $65 \sim 85\%$ required.
  • Smoking: Preserves via phenolic compounds, drying, and thermal inactivation.
  • SO$_2$/Sulfites: Active against bacteria/mold; used in wine and juices.
  • Meat Curing (Saltpeter): $KNO_3$ is converted to Nitrite by bacteria, then into Nitric Oxide ($NO$) for color and safety.
• Packaging Functions: Containment, Protection (crushing/oxygen/light), and Advanced protection (MAP/AP).
• MAP (Modified Atmosphere Packaging): $\text{Air}$ is replaced by mix, e.g., $70\%\,\text{O}_2$ (color) + $30\%\,\text{CO}_2$ (antibacterial).
• AP (Active Packaging): Actively interacts with headspace. Releasing-type (antimicrobials/antioxidants) or Absorbing-type (scavengers).

Cleaning and Hygiene

• Soil Types: Sugars (water-soluble), Fat (alkali/detergent), Proteins (alkali), Mineral salts (acid).
• Cleaning Mechanisms: Mechanical action, Shear stress, and physicochemical alteration (surfactants).
• Systems:
  • COP (Cleaning Out of Place): Disassembly required.
  • CIP (Cleaning In Place): Circulation of fluids through product path without dismantling (Single-use or Reuse systems).

Dairy, Fruits, and Vegetables

• Milk Properties: Density $1.028 \sim 1.034$, pH $6.6 \sim 6.7$, Freezing point $-0.54 \sim -0.59^{\circ}\text{C}$.
• Yogurt Processing: Inoculated with Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus bulgaricus. Includes Set (fermented in package) and Stirred (mixed before filling) types.
• Fruit/Veg Processing:
  • Canning: Key step is Exhaust (air removal).
  • Osmotic Dehydration: Using high sugar to reduce $A_w$ (preserves and jams).
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